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3 Top Stocks to Buy in 2025PSX hits peak with 80% growthVipers will be desperate to extend their current unbeaten streak against URA to six matches when the two sides face off at Hamz stadium, Lugogo. Vipers come into the game in good form with four victories in the last five matches and only dropped points in the 1-1 draw with KCCA in their last outing. On the other hand, URA are inconsistent with two wins, as many defeats and one draw in that sequence. Depending on the result between KCCA and NEC, Vipers could claim top spot with a win as they are only one point behind the Kasasiro heading into match day nine. On the other hand, URA 10 with 10 points aim to win only their second home match since shifting to Nakivubo. Allan Okello, fresh from helping Uganda qualify for Afcon 2025 will be the key man for the visitors alongside Milton Karisa and Yunus Sentamu while the hosts will rely on Moses Aliro, Ahimbisibwe and Shariph Kimbowa for goals.
Dr Charlotte Proudman, who specialises in family law, had faced a Bar Standards Board (BSB) disciplinary tribunal over a 14-part Twitter thread criticising a judge’s ruling over a domestic abuse case, saying it echoed a “boys’ club”. However, the five charges against the 36-year-old were dropped on Thursday. In an interview with The Times, Dr Proudman described the position of Mark Neale, the board’s director-general, as “untenable” and said its chairwoman, Kathryn Stone, should also stand down. “They need a change, not just in those two individuals, though, because, of course, it seeps down to the rest of the organisation,” she said. She told the paper she “genuinely” wanted to work with the Bar Standards Board in helping them to understand how misogyny and sexism have impacted women at the bar. However, she said that “under the current leadership, it’s just not going to be possible”. The charges alleged Dr Proudman had “failed to act with integrity” in posting the tweets, that they amounted to professional misconduct, were “misleading” and “inaccurately reflected the findings of the judge” in the case. The women’s rights campaigner was also accused of behaving in a way “which was likely to diminish the trust and confidence which the public placed in her and in the profession”, and that she “knowingly or recklessly misled or attempted to mislead the public” by making the posts. But panel chairman Nicholas Ainley found her tweets are protected under Article 10 of the Human Rights Act 1998 and the European Convention on Human Rights, which protects the right of freedom of expression. He said her tweets did not “gravely damage” the judiciary, which would “put them outside” of Article 10 protection, even if they “might not have been pleasant for any judge to read” or even “hurtful”. “We take the view that the judiciary of England and Wales is far more robust than that,” he said. The panel also concluded that some of the tweets were only inaccurate “to a minor degree” and not to the extent necessary for a charge of a lack of integrity. Speaking after the hearing, Dr Proudman told the PA news agency: “This ruling is a victory for women’s rights and a right to freedom of speech. “The prosecution against me brought by my regulatory body, the Bar Standards Board, should never have happened and I said that from day one. “I criticised a domestic abuse judgment. Everyone should have the right to do that, whether you’re a barrister or not. Our justice system, which I strongly believe in, is robust enough to withstand criticism from me.” She believes her tweets help “foster confidence” in the justice system, adding: “Only that way can we go about building change and a better treatment for all victims, women and children and men who are affected by domestic abuse.” Explaining that the BSB appears to have spent almost £40,000 “of barristers’ money” on instructing counsel in her case, she added: “I think it’s shameful that they’re using our money to pay for, in my view, malicious, vexatious prosecutions which I have no doubt was a personal attack against me as a woman and as a feminist, as an outspoken critic and advocate for women’s rights.” Dr Proudman called for “systemic change” within the board. “They don’t understand gender, they don’t understand diversity, I don’t think they’ve ever heard of the concept misogyny and certainly not institutional misogyny,” she said. “Until they recognise the deeply rooted, entrenched issue of bullying, harassment, sexism at the bar, for which I have suffered relentlessly... and own up to it I don’t think we’re going to see any change and I have no confidence in them.” She told of how male barristers have called her insulting names on social media and made derogatory comments about her. In the posts on April 6 2022, Dr Proudman referenced a case in which her client alleged she had been subjected to coercive and controlling behaviour by her husband, a part-time judge, meaning she had been “unable to freely enter” the couple’s “post-nuptial” financial agreement. Commenting on the ruling by Family Court judge Sir Jonathan Cohen, Dr Proudman wrote: “I represented Amanda Traharne. “She said she was coerced into signing a post-nuptial agreement by her husband (who is a part-time judge). I lost the case. “I do not accept the Judge’s reasoning. I will never accept the minimisation of domestic abuse.” She continued: “Demeaning the significance of domestic abuse has the affect of silencing victims and rendering perpetrators invisible. “This judgement has echoes of (t)he ‘boys club’ which still exists among men in powerful positions.” In the thread, Dr Proudman wrote that the judge had described the relationship of the couple as “tempestuous”, which she argued was a “trivialisation” of domestic abuse. “Tempestuous? Lose his temper? Isn’t this the trivialisation of domestic abuse & gendered language. This is not normal married life,” she wrote.US stock indices pushed to fresh records Tuesday, shrugging off tariff threats from President-elect Donald Trump while European equities retreated. 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Southwest states certify election results after the process led to controversy in previous yearsWhat Is ‘Queen Never Cry’ Meme About? Explained By A called “ has been making a lot of waves on social media sites like . This has invited interest from many fans, who wish to learn more about it and where it originates from. So, what is the meaning of the “Queen Never Cry” meme? Without further ado, here is a detailed explanation of the popular meme and its origins. ‘Queen Never Cry’ meme explained The “Queen Never Cry” or “Queen Don’t Cry” meme originates from a panel of a popular webtoon called The Ki Sisters. The aforementioned webtoon panel features a mother and her newborn baby. In the panel, a nurse who helped deliver the baby hands it over to her mother. However, the child soon starts crying. Immediately after this, the nurse whispers “Queen never cry” to the baby’s ears. This is then followed by the baby stopping to cry and putting up a blank and cold facial expression. This same expression continues in a subsequent montage depicting the baby’s growth into an adolescent and later an adult. Check out the viral meme below: Queen never cry ? The “Queen never cry” meme quickly gained popularity on social media sites like Instagram and TikTok because of its wild and unique nature. It also became viral because of how it combines emotional expression with drama and humor. Consequently, netizens then took to social media platforms to act out the meme and film their own renditions of it. Here is one example of a TikTok user reading a comment that states, “The fact that seeing her cry made me wanna cry too.” The user quickly did an expression signifying ‘no’, and said with a dubbed voice “Queen never cry,” subsequently acting out the meme. Users also recreated the meme with characters from popular television shows and video games. For example, here are the and of the meme. Furthermore, social media users even created versions of the meme representing countries like . Overall, the “Queen Never Cry” meme enforces the notion of holding yourself together and staying in control, when coming across situations that could potentially elicit strong emotional reactions. Abdul Naushad is a Contributing SEO Writer. He has previously written over a 100 articles for Sportskeeda. In his spare time, he likes to play video games, watch movies and aimlessly browse and watch different kinds of YouTube videos whether they be gaming reviews, movie explanations or even funny sketches and skits. Share article
Musk's Call to Abolish the CFPB Signals Regulatory ShiftOdisha cops nab Cambodia-based fake trading App cyber fraudster after Lookout CircularAmy Huberman and Brian O’Driscoll celebrated their youngest child’s fourth birthday with a hilarious quip. The couple, who tied the knot back in 2010, share three children together – daughter Sadie, 11, and sons Billy, 10, and Ted, who has just turned 4. Taking to Instagram to mark the occasion on Saturday, Amy shared a photo of a giant 4 balloon. She wrote: ‘My baby is 4! Surely he has a fake I.D.?!’ ‘I’m probably going to have to stop using “baby brain” as an excuse for everything and recounting his age in weeks in an attempt to back that up. Happy birthday, little man Can’t believe you’re 208 weeks old. ‘However, you’ll always be the baby so I’m just going to have to carry you around in a sling carrier clipped around my shoulders until you’re just about ready to head off to college so I can kiss that squidge face all the time. I do hope that’s okay,’ she joked. A post shared by Amy Huberman (@amy_huberman) A host of the star’s friends and fans were quick to wish Ted well on his big day. ‘Happy birthday Ted. Four is the best! Have a spoiler of a day,’ one user wrote. ‘That was the quickest 4 years, Happy Birthday Ted,’ another shared. ‘Birthday greetings Ted!’ a third penned. Amy recently had fans in stitches as she perfectly summed up what our conversations will look like with people we bump into in the run up to Christmas Day. The actress took to social media to pledge one of her Christmas roast potatoes if her followers could get through the last push to Christmas without saying the most cliche phrase while meeting people out and about. Taking to Instagram, Amy hilariously painted a picture which everyone will relate to. The actress and funny woman said: ‘You bump into someone you know over the next few days. You smile thinking, “Don’t say it. Don’t say it.” You stare at each other. ‘You can see the thought pass their face too. Who will break first? ‘A bead of sweat breaks on your top lip. Silence. Another moment passes. ‘Your heart is beating in your chest. DON’T SAY IT. You think to yourself surely there’s something else you can say? I mean what do you say for the other 50 or so weeks of the year? ‘And then, just like that it’s too late and you suddenly hear yourself blurt out, “WELL? YOU ALL SET FOR THE BIG DAY?!”
Imphal: A massive search was started in Manipur’s Imphal East district on Saturday evening for the armed men who were involved in the recent incidents of shooting at Thamnapokpi and Sanasabi, police said. Combined teams of police, Army, CRPF and BSF were conducting the search in Yaingangpokpi and the surrounding hill areas, they said. “The operations will continue till the area is clear of armed miscreants,” they said in a statement. However, a team of security forces was stopped near Saibol village by tribal women and asked to go back. They had to return from there, officials said. Meanwhile, a huge cache of arms and ammunition was recovered from near Muallum village in Kuki-dominated Churachandpur district, officials said. Among the items seized were an INSAS rifle with a magazine, a 9 mm country-made pistol with a magazine, and a single-barrel rifle with a magazine, they said. The recovered items were handed over to the Singhat police station for further legal procedures, they added.
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Elon Musk blasts Ben Stiller with shock slur after actor said 'woke' Hollywood is killing 'edgier' comedy Have YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.com Follow DailyMail.com's politics live blog for all the latest news and updates By JUSTIN ENRIQUEZ FOR DAILYMAIL.COM Published: 19:09 GMT, 27 November 2024 | Updated: 19:49 GMT, 27 November 2024 e-mail 15 View comments Elon Musk has blasted Ben Stiller , and even used a shock slur from the film Tropic Thunder, after the actor expressed doubts that the movie would have been greenlit in today's woke climate. The 53-year-old Tesla boss - who has been named as co-head of Donald Trump 's new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) - took to his X (formally Twitter ) platform to take a shot at the 58-year-old comedy actor. Elon reposted an X user's screenshot of a DailyMail.com story about Stiller with the headline ' Ben Stiller says woke America killed "edgier" comedy ' along a photo of one of Ben's characters in Tropic Thunder named Simple Jack. The user captioned it: 'Says this..... Endorsed Kamala....' Elon referenced the 2008 film by captioning the repost: 'Damn he went full r***** [two laughing rolling on the floor while crying emojis]' The slur was not censored on the platform. Stiller's Simple Jack character was a mentally challenged farm boy who can talk to animals. Elon Musk (pictured in Beverly Hills back in May) has blasted Ben Stiller and even used a shock slur from the film Tropic Thunder after the actor expressed doubts that the movie would have been greenlit in today's woke climate. The 53-year-old Tesla boss - who has been named as co-head of Donald Trump's new Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) - took to his X (formally Twitter) platform to take a shot at the 58-year-old comedy actor The controversy began when Stiller, who directed and starred in the now-controversial comedy/action film, said 'edgier' comedy is 'just harder to do' now in an interview with Collider . When asked if a film like Tropic Thunder — which has since been labelled as racially offensive — could be made in the current environment, he replied, 'I doubt it.' Read More Ben Stiller says woke America killed 'edgier' comedy He added: 'Definitely not at the scale we made it at, too, in terms of the economics of the business.' 'I think even at the time we were fortunate to get it made, and I credit that, actually, to Steven Spielberg and DreamWorks. He read it and was like, "Alright, let's make this thing." It's a very inside movie when you think about it.' Stiller then referenced Robert Downey J r.'s 'dicey' role in the movie, which has been criticized for its use of 'blackface.' Downey Jr.'s character undergoes a fictional procedure called 'pigmentation alteration' to portray a Black soldier in a film. 'The idea of Robert playing that character who's playing an African American character, I mean, incredibly dicey,' Stiller said. 'Even at the time, of course, it was dicey too. The only reason we attempted it was I felt like the joke was very clear in terms of who that joke was on – actors trying to do anything to win awards.' Ben's Simple Jack character from the 2008 comedy film was a mentally challenged farm boy who can talk to animals Meanwhile, the controversy began when Ben, who directed and starred in the now-controversial comedy/action film, said 'edgier' comedy is 'just harder to do' now, in a new interview with Collider; he is pictured November 10 in West Hollywood The actor, who directed and starred in the now-controversial 2008 film, said 'edgier' comedy is 'just harder to do' in this environment, in a new interview with Collider; seen in a still 'But now, in this environment, I don't even know if I would have ventured to do it, to tell you the truth. I'm being honest.' Last year, Stiller staunchly defended Tropic Thunder — which also starred Tom Cruise , Jack Black , Brandon T. Jackson and Matthew McConaughey — and insisted he's 'proud' of the hit film after it was slammed by woke mob for Downey Jr.'s 'blackface.' Read More 'I make no apologies': Ben Stiller staunchly defends Tropic Thunder and insists he's 'proud' of hit film after it was slammed by woke mob for Robert Downey, Jr's 'blackface' He denied issuing an apology on behalf of his hit comedy after it was targeted by woke millennials for perceived racist undertones and offensive depictions of the disabled. The Stiller directed film about a group of hapless actors who are forced to fend for themselves after getting lost while filming a war movie on location in Vietnamese jungle was a global hit following its release in 2008. However, it recent years it's been considered racially insensitive in parts due to Downey Jr.'s portrayal of Kirk Lazarus, an Australian method actor who surgically darkens the pigment of his skin to play an African-American soldier. Stiller defended the film in a post on X (formerly Twitter) and insisted he has never apologized for his decision to develop the film from an original screenplay co-written by the actor and Justin Theroux. His admission was a response to one of numerous posts issued in defense of the film. '@BenStiller Please stop apologizing for doing this movie. It was and still is funny AF... Even funnier now with cancel culture the way it is. It's a MOVIE. When asked if a film like that — which has since been labelled racially offensive — could be made now, he replied, 'I doubt it' He then referenced Robert Downey Jr.'s 'dicey' role in the movie, which has been criticized for its use of 'blackface'; Stiller pictured in a still with Donwey Jr. 'Even at the time, of course, it was dicey too. The only reason we attempted it was I felt like the joke was very clear in terms of who that joke was on – actors trying to do anything to win awards,' Stiller stated; Downey Jr. pictured in a still 'But now, in this environment, I don't even know if I would have ventured to do it, to tell you the truth. I'm being honest,' he added 'Ya'll [sic] can just get over it. I was DYING laughing when I first saw it back in the day and so was everyone else,' the post read. In response, Stiller tweeted: 'I make no apologies for Tropic Thunder. Don’t know who told you that. It’s always been a controversial movie since when we opened. Proud of it and the work everyone did on it.' A second social media follower drew attention to an historic tweet from actor, posted in response to a lighthearted claim that Tropic Thunder should be banned after US snowboarder Shaun White dressed as Simple Jack, a disabled character in the film, for Halloween in 2018 . Commenting at the time, Stiller wrote: 'Actually Tropic Thunder was boycotted 10 years ago when it came out, and I apologized then.' 'It was always meant to make fun of actors trying to do anything to win awards. I stand by my apology, the movie, Shaun White, And the great people and work of the @SpecialOlympics.' Following its release the film sparked a coalition of more than 20 disability advocacy groups, among them the Special Olympics, to protest against its liberal use of the word "retard." More recently Downey Jr. has been targeted by woke millennials for his role as a white actor portraying a black character, despite the self-aware nature of Stiller's script and his decision to seek approval from the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) before it as released. The Stiller directed film about a group of hapless actors who are forced to fend for themselves after getting lost in Vietnamese jungle was a hit following its release in 2008 Last year, Stiller staunchly defended Tropic Thunder — which also starred Tom Cruise, Jack Black, Brandon T. Jackson and Matthew McConaughey — and insisted he's 'proud' of the film A second social media follower drew attention to an historic tweet from actor, posted in response to a lighthearted claim that Tropic Thunder should be banned His admission was a response to one of numerous posts issued in defense of the film Discussing the film in 2020, Downey Jr. admitted he had his own reservations about taking the role, which ultimately won him a 2009 Oscar nomination, before having a change of heart. 'I thought: "Yeah, I’ll do that. I’ll do that after Iron Man,"' he told The Joe Rogan Experience. 'And then I started thinking, "This is a terrible idea." 'I thought: "Hold on, dude. Get real here. Where is your heart?" My heart is a) I get to be black for a summer in my mind, so there’s something in it for me. 'The other thing is I get to hold up to nature the insane, self-involved hypocrisy of artists and what they think they’re allowed to do on occasion.' Donald Trump Ben Stiller Steven Spielberg Share or comment on this article: Elon Musk blasts Ben Stiller with shock slur after actor said 'woke' Hollywood is killing 'edgier' comedy e-mail Add commentSeahawks are optimistic again and set to battle Cardinals for the NFC West lead
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority says a machinery fire this morning at a Delta, B.C., terminal facility has been put out and no injuries were reported. The authority says in a written statement that a coal stacker caught fire at a facility operated by Westshore Terminals, temporarily shutting operations at the terminal and a neighbouring facility operated by GCT Deltaport. The statement says the Delta fire department responded “immediately,” and the blaze has now been put out but fire officials are still on scene to monitor the site. The port authority says no injuries were reported, and Westshore is “continuing to manage” the response with Delta fire officials. Video footage posted online Saturday shows thick black smoke billowing upwards from a conveyor engulfed in flames at the facility. Photos posted on social media also show the smoke on the horizon visible from the Tsawwassen ferry terminal. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 28, 2024.
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